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International Master on Advanced methods in Particle Physics
IMAPP

Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Advanced Methods in Particle Physics

Enhance Your CV with an International Joint Degree

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APPLICATIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS OPEN ON JANUARY 2nd, 2025

Latest News

New Virtual Open day

💻 Remotely on November 27, 2024

New IMAPP application timeline has been announced

🗓️ For the academic year 2025/2026

Second IMAPP Graduation Session

🧑‍🎓👨‍🎓 For the students of the 2022/2023 intake

2nd Academic year of the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master IMAPP begins

The Welcome Day was held on September 2nd, 2024 at Clermont-Ferrand.

BCD SCHOOL 2024 Web series!

The ninth edition of the Spring School has become the first IMAPP web series

Call for 3 scholarships for enrollment

Funded by University of Bologna, deadline 6/30

Start of the 2nd Semester

In Dortmund 🇩🇪 on April, 8 2024

    Five reasons to enrol on the degree programme

    1.

    Acquire cutting-edge knowledge in the field of particle physics

    2.

    Acquire skills in great demand on the job market: statistics and artificial intelligence, detector and electronics as well as computer science

    3.

    Experience life, culture and education in three countries at the heart of Europe. Elect the location for the thesis research from a broad range of leading laboratories and universities worldwide

    4.

    Enhance your CV with an international joint master’s degree in physics

    5.

    Join an international student network

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    A unique mobility experience

    The International Master of Advanced Methods in Particle Physics (IMAPP) is a joint degree program (120 ECTS) between the TU Dortmund University, the University of Bologna, and Clermont-Auvergne.

    The program addresses students interested in Particle Physics and aims to be leading researchers in the academe or private companies. The degree aligns its program with the job market needs: it offers 36 credits in statistics and artificial intelligence, in the development of detectors and electronics and computer science.

    Moreover, 36 credits are devoted to experimental techniques, 18 are focused on theoretical foundations, and 30 are reserved for the final research thesis. By studying at three universities at the core of Europe, IMAPP offers a unique mobility experience.

    PROGRAMME TYPE

    Master’s Degree — 120 ECTS

    PLACE OF TEACHING

    Bologna, Dortmund, Clermont-Ferrand

    LANGUAGE

    English

    TYPE OF ACCESS

    Open access with criteria of eligibility

    DEGREE PROGRAMME DIRECTOR

    Prof. Dr. Kevin Kröninger

    DEGREE TYPE

    Joint degree